Sentence examples for staff funds from inspiring English sources

Thanks to that job, there wasn't much doubt about Collins's ability to handle the formidable management challenge of running the N.I.H., which directly employs twenty thousand scientists and staff, funds three hundred and twenty-five thoutsideoutside researchers, and operates twenty-seven institutes and research centers on its campus, in Bethesda, Maryland.

While frequently lacking in staff, funds and power (southern whites resisted all efforts to help), the Freedmen's Bureau was successful in establishing 3,000 schools, where thousands of northern women volunteered to teach literacy to former slaves.

Limited resources such as lack of staff, funds and space and failure to appreciate the importance of TBIC precluded the adoption of even simple, cheap and most important TBIC interventions.

Inefficiency due to congestion refers to too many inputs (staff, funds, drugs, etc) leading to decreased output or what is commonly known as inefficiencies of scale which to some extend are realistic assumption for a developing country like Ghana where political and other irrational reasons affect the establishment of facilities such health centres, schools etc.

Consider the researchers' methodology, staff, funding, and their results.

"Where library buildings are safe, it's staff, funding and opening hours that are at risk.

The council then changed its proposal to a three-tier system, with the top tier keeping all staff and funding, the second tier losing one-third staff funding, and the bottom tier (that's us!) losing 50% funding.

Alternative placement provision is just one part of a programme introduced to tackle poor behaviour and attendance and other problems, using dedicated members of staff funded by BIP.

"The pressure of the Met — whether it be the board, staff, fund-raising, patrons — to be relieved of that, I feel like a real person," he said.

"When the campaign moves to becoming a general election campaign, the nature of the campaign itself, in terms of staff, funding, the states we'll go to, will be different than today, obviously," Mr. Romney said.

Mr. Gerhart said the money would be used for a variety of needs: providing competitive salaries for musicians; assembling a larger staff; fund-raising; finding a top music director; increasing the frequency of concerts; producing more adventurous programs.